• 酒幸仁 日本酒 日本清酒 sake shukojin 東力士 純米酒 超特濃濁酒 濁り Azumarikishi Junmaishu Nigori
  • 酒幸仁 日本酒 日本清酒 sake shukojin 東力士 純米酒 超特濃濁酒 濁り Azumarikishi Junmaishu Nigori
  • 酒幸仁 日本酒 日本清酒 sake shukojin 東力士 純米酒 超特濃濁酒 濁り Azumarikishi Junmaishu Nigori
  • 酒幸仁 日本酒 日本清酒 sake shukojin 東力士 純米酒 超特濃濁酒 濁り Azumarikishi Junmaishu Nigori
  • 酒幸仁 日本酒 日本清酒 sake shukojin 東力士 純米酒 超特濃濁酒 濁り Azumarikishi Junmaishu Nigori
  • 酒幸仁 日本酒 日本清酒 sake shukojin 東力士 純米酒 超特濃濁酒 濁り Azumarikishi Junmaishu Nigori
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Japanese Sake - Azumarikishi Junmai Sake Chōtokunonigori (Super Thick Nigori) 720ml [Tochigi, Shimazaki Shuzo]

Japanese Sake - Azumarikishi Junmai Sake Chōtokunonigori (Super Thick Nigori) 720ml [Tochigi, Shimazaki Shuzo]

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Azumarikishi Junmai Sake Chōtokunonigori (Super Thick Nigori)
This is the heat-processed version of the popular Gorilla Label nigori! It features a gentle, sweet aroma and a rich, creamy mouthfeel with a luscious sweetness and depth. Expect a fluffy and smooth texture in this nigori sake.

  • Brewery: Shimazaki Shuzo, Tochigi Prefecture
  • Rice: Sake rice (suitable for brewing)
  • Polishing Ratio: 70%
  • Alcohol Content: 9%
  • Sake Meter Value (SMV): -70
  • Acidity: 1.6
  • Volume: 720ml

 


Drinking under the age of 20 is prohibited by law.
We do not sell alcoholic beverages for those under the age of 20.

20歳未満の者の飲酒は法律で禁止されています。
20歳未満の者に対しては酒類を販売致しません。

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祭典回憶！像甘酒一樣的溫醇口感

之前在日本祭典喝過甘酒，這款酒的味道讓我想起那時的感覺！
帶有米香的自然甘甜，還能感受到細細的米粒口感，喝起來超順口。
喜歡甘酒的人，應該會很喜歡這種醇厚又溫和的風味！

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Shimazaki Sake Brewery, Tochigi Prefecture

Fine sake brewed only by locals who specialize in sake to be enjoyed with meals and aged sake!

The brewery is located in Nasukarasuyama, Tochigi Prefecture, an hour by train from Utsunomiya, the center of Tochigi Prefecture, and has been producing sake for a long period of 170 years since 1849.
We continue to challenge ourselves every day to create new sake flavors in our cave brewery, which uses underground water that springs from Mt. Nasu, high-quality raw rice, and the perfect environment for producing long-aged sake.
The name of this famous sake, "Higashi Rikishi," comes from the fact that the second generation owner, Kumakichi Shimazaki, was an avid sumo fan.

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